InputStash quietly saves every input and textarea you fill in, on every site. Accidental refresh, runaway shortcut, browser crash, “are you sure you want to leave?” — doesn't matter. Open the toolbar icon, find what you wrote, copy it back.
InputStash runs quietly in the background on every site. It captures regular text inputs, textareas, and rich editors — and groups them by domain so you can find your draft fast.
Every <input> and <textarea> across every site, debounced and deduped — including rich editors used by Gmail, Notion, Slack.
Every change is stamped. Browse the history of a single field and grab the version you actually wanted.
Open the popup, find the field, hit copy. Paste into the page. Crisis over in three seconds.
Password fields, OTP codes, credit-card inputs and other sensitive autocomplete tokens are never captured. Per-site opt-out is one click.
Crash, force-quit, accidental ⌘W, “Are you sure you want to leave?”, runaway shortcut — your text stays put.
Shadow DOM, iframes, SPAs — the content script walks all of them and re-attaches when new fields mount.
Choose how many versions to keep per field, block specific domains, theme it light/dark/auto.
MIT-licensed, audit-friendly TypeScript + Svelte. Read every line that touches your text. Fork it if you want to.
One service worker, one content script, one popup. No bundled framework on your page, no third-party requests.
Add InputStash to your browser, pin the icon next to the address bar so it's always one click away.
It captures silently as you go. There's no popup nag, no “draft saved” spinner, no badge counter screaming at you.
Current site is on top. Pick the field, hit copy, paste it back into the page. Or browse older versions per field.
InputStash uses your browser's local storage. Nothing is uploaded, no telemetry pings a server, and there are no accounts. The data is yours, on your machine, full stop.
Stored in browser.storage.local, scoped per-origin, capped, dedupes consecutive snapshots, and ages out the old stuff so it doesn't grow forever.
Same source, same behaviour. Pick yours.
Listings are pending review on a couple of stores — in the meantime you can load the unpacked build from GitHub Releases in dev mode.
InputStash has no company behind it, no investors, no ads, no analytics, and no premium tier waiting in the wings. If it saved you a painful retype — or you just want it to keep getting better — chip in the price of a coffee.